Expert MacBook Repair

Pricing varies by model and repair type. MacBook Air repairs are generally more affordable due to component availability. MacBook Pro repairs, especially for the 14-inch and 16-inch models with Liquid Retina XDR displays, cost more due to the advanced display technology. Screen replacement for Air starts at a lower price point, while Pro models require premium-grade panels. We provide a detailed, no-obligation quote after the free diagnosis.

In most cases, yes — even if the MacBook won't turn on. Our technicians can often recover data by repairing the logic board, extracting the SSD directly (on Intel models) or accessing the storage chip via specialized tools (Apple Silicon models). Success depends on the extent of damage. We assess data recovery feasibility during the free diagnosis.

Logic board repairs typically take 24–72 hours depending on the complexity. Simple issues like a blown capacitor may be fixed same-day, while full microsoldering repairs — such as GPU reballing or replacing damaged IC chips — require more time. We'll provide a timeline after the diagnostic assessment.

We use premium-grade replacement parts that match or exceed OEM specifications. For displays, we source high-quality panels that support True Tone and maintain color accuracy. All parts come with our 6-month warranty. While we are not an Apple Authorized Service Provider for in-warranty devices, our parts and workmanship are trusted by thousands of MacBook owners.

Yes, we specialise in liquid damage restoration. We use ultrasonic cleaning, corrosion removal, and component-level repair to restore water-damaged MacBooks. The success rate depends on how quickly the device is brought in after the spill and the extent of corrosion. Immediate power-off and prompt professional cleaning give the best chance of full recovery.

Absolutely. Over time, factory thermal paste dries out and loses efficiency, causing higher temperatures, fan noise, and thermal throttling. Replacing it with premium thermal paste can lower operating temperatures by 5–15°C, especially on Intel MacBooks. This leads to sustained performance under load and quieter fan operation. It's one of the most cost-effective upgrades for older MacBooks.